And once they get in, the rabble have a known weakness for stylistic flair.
That said, there is stylistic flair and a certain whimsy to many of the projects.
From the radio, Ms. Arie discovered artists like Bonnie Raitt, James Taylor and Stevie Nicks, whose various traits -- social concern, writerly introspection and stylistic flair -- all exerted an equally strong influence on her.
More typically, Todd Eldredge wowed all with triple turns in the air in an unpredictable, bravura performance, adding fabulous stylistic flair to a flamenco-tinged solo.
He is known for his stylistic flair and his eye for cutting corners -- the size of floor mats, for example -- that customers don't notice.
As "Ted Bundy" plods from one graphically filmed killing to the next, it displays little more stylistic flair than a Sears catalog.
The Europeans have become, for me, something akin to what Brazilians are to soccer purists: inheritors of a sporting tradition that, through a combination of stylistic flair and cool names, they improved and made their own.
THE BOTTOM LINE A super-modern addition to the classic downtown hotels, with a stylistic flair befitting the Asian influences on the city (and the many visitors from China and Japan).
A slick, powerful morality tail, shot with Scorsese-like stylistic flair, it was "GoodFellas" in the ghetto.
Lacy, who created the PBS biography series "American Masters," proffers a clear thesis by devoting much of the 2.5-hour runtime to the Spielbergian techniques that are too easily dismissed because the man's heartstrings outpace his stylistic flair.
